Rose wood Distillation
Rose wood Distillation
About Rose wood Distillation
Rose wood Distillation is sourced from Dalbergia latifolia. It is offered standardized for 80-90% Linalool, CAS 8015-77-8. Traditional and industrial applications include skincare & anti-aging, aromatherapy & mental health, pain management, immunity & respiratory support.
Uses
- Skincare & Anti-Aging
- Aromatherapy & Mental Health
- Pain Management
- Immunity & Respiratory Support
- Cosmetics & Deodorants
Benefits
- Skincare & Anti-Aging: Thanks to its tissue-regenerating properties, it is widely used in facial oils, serums, and creams to diminish scars, stretch marks, fine lines, and sun damage. It's non-comedogenic and soothes conditions like eczema and dermatitis.
- Aromatherapy & Mental Health: Diffusing the oil or inhaling it via pulse points acts as a gentle, natural antidepressant. It reduces mental fatigue, panic attacks, and anxiety by promoting emotional balance and relaxation.
- Pain Management: Applied topically during massages (always diluted in a carrier oil), it functions as a mild analgesic and antispasmodic, relieving minor joint pain, muscle spasms, and headaches.
- Immunity & Respiratory Support: Due to its antimicrobial and antiseptic properties, it is sometimes inhaled via steam to help clear nasal congestion, sinusitis, and mild bronchial disorders.
- Cosmetics & Deodorants: Its pleasant floral-woody fragrance makes it a popular fixative and scent note in natural perfumes and deodorants.
Specifications
Botanical Source: Dalbergia latifolia
Offering Grade: 80-90% Linalool
Cas Number: 8015-77-8
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the botanical source of Rose wood Distillation?
Rose wood Distillation is sourced from Dalbergia latifolia.
What is the CAS number for Rose wood Distillation?
Rose wood Distillation carries CAS number 8015-77-8.
What grade is Rose wood Distillation offered in?
Rose wood Distillation is offered standardized for 80-90% Linalool.
What is Rose wood Distillation used for?
Rose wood Distillation is commonly used for Skincare & Anti-Aging.
What is a wood and bark distillation plant used for?
It is used for steam distillation of wood and bark raw material to extract essential oils for pharmaceutical, fragrance, and aromatherapy applications.
Can the distillation capacity be scaled up?
Yes, these plants can be designed and scaled from pilot batches to full industrial production capacity.
What quality standards does the equipment meet?
Our wood and bark distillation plants are manufactured to meet GMP and international quality standards suitable for export.
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